Bin 77 Bistro & SideBar

We tried Bin 77 the other night for dinner. We live downtown, ad it's a bit of a jog, but not too bad. It was a weekday night, so parking wasn't terrible in Perkins Row. We were greeted immediately, and decided to sit on the patio, as it wasn't overly hot or humid. There were several tables already occupied, and the vibe was chill and comfortable. The waiter was readily available and attentive. Cocktails were well-made and refreshing. We had the tuna tartare and fried shrimp curry appetizers. They were both delicious. They have a wide wine menu, and we had a bottle of excellent Pinot Gris, which was also a good value. Entrees were a shrimp salad and the fish, and we enjoyed both. By this time, the live music started. It was a Jimmy Buffet inspired guitarist, who was quite good, and added to the vibe. We didn't want to leave, so we ordered the bread pudding for dessert, and more wine. We had a great date night at Bin 77, and will definitely be back!

A great way to spend a Tuesday evening! We sat on the patio and listened to live music. The patio is in the middle of the restaurant which I thought was pretty cool! It is also huge and gives the feeling that you are in a gazebo type setting. With tons of shade, a water fountain, plants, and being surrounded by the Perkins Rowe buildings, I truly felt I was in a garden lol. The ambiance was spot on. I ordered the Prosecco for a drink, and it was delicious as every Prosecco is. For an entree, I got the Caprese flatbread. It was ok. The bread it was on wasn't typical flatbread bread. It was thicker and had a hint of sweetness to it. My friends got the chicken sandwich BLT, and it was very good. I like the shoe string fries and how you get to pick whether it is traditional fries or truffle fries. Service was great. She was very attentive and didn't bother us too much throughout the night. Definitely a good spot to come for happy hour drinks and appetizers.

I went to Bin 77 for my anniversary with my husband. We looked to see if we needed reservations, but they aren't on any of the platforms like Open Table or Seven Rooms. The restaurant has a lot of seating, both indoor and outdoor. We ordered the Creole Devil Horseback and the Steak flatbread. The horseback bacon wrapped dates were good. It tasted like a meat lover pizza without the crust. The steak and Gruyère was pretty good as well. I do think the steak could have been seasoned a little more. We also ordered a few cocktails! My husband had the honey old fashioned and the blackberry lemon drop. Both of these cocktails were great! My only complaint is that I feel like the kitchen closed almost an hour before closing and the menu is sort of limited.

this used to be the wine bar when I was in college so it was nice to go back and reminisce. I came with some college friends for dinner and got the scallops which did not disappoint cocktails are good here as well. I got the midnight margarita.

We visited during lunch on a rainy Friday. We entered on the bar side. The inside was clean, and had a nice atmosphere. Our server was a nice young man. He gave us some of his favorite items on the menu. We started with the Creole Devils on Horseback. These were good. They had a slightly sweet taste. We went with 2 burgers. One with a side salad and one with truffle fries. Everything was good. For drinks we had blackberry lemon drop which was delicious and a Mocktail that was okay. There is a nice patio section outside. I will definitely return on a night for the live music.

Bin 77 is an absolute gem! The steak flatbread is my favorite--perfectly cooked, flavorful, and always hits the spot. The atmosphere is great, and the service is top-notch. Hands down, my favorite bartender is Justin. He always knows how to mix the best drinks and makes the whole experience even better. If you're looking for a great place to relax with amazing food and drinks, Bin 77 is the spot!

My boyfriend and I went here before our 7:45 movie on a Friday night, and were seated immediately. The restaurant was very nice, and dimly lit. We got the Crawfish and Spinach Dip, and thought it was delicious! We then split the Bin Burger, and subbed the Frites (Fries) for Parmesan Chive Truffle Frites. The Ketchup was delicious. The Garlic "Aioli" mostly just tasted like mayo with garlic in it, but it was still good for a fry dipping sauce. The burger was very good, we both enjoyed it. For drinks, we tried the Mai-Tai and Cucumber Gimlet, both were super tasty. We loved this place and will most likely return!

Upon arrival at 9m on Feb 22nd, the Hostess acted she like was doing us a favor by seating us. We sat in the middle of the main dining room. We waited and waited for someone to come by our table. After 10 mins I said if no one comes by within 5 mins we're leaving. Not one person acknowledged we were there. Entitled servers. Poorly managed. Walked 100 yards to habaneros and got amazing service

The servers were great, and the restaurant was very popular towards the evening. I got a lobster roll sandwich. It was good, but I didn't think it was very flavorful. The fries are to die for!

Bin 77 is Applebee's masquerading as a wannabe five star restaurant. Went for restaurant week and was pleasantly displeased with the overall quality of food and pricing of menu. Service was fine ambience is OK. For context a $50 restaurant week menu gets you a cup of chili, a portion of wannabe braised short ribs, and a third of a bread pudding. I would pay 30 bucks max for that.